Audio Rigging Equipment & Theater audio

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Professional sound equipment & Concert audio staging

The term “professional” denotes something different to just about anyone in town and everything within the place. A “professional athlete” is grouped as someone who plays a sport and is paid for it as compared to those who play just for recreation. A “sales professional” is someone who is employed in the business of selling and is suppose to be at the top of their game. A doctor is deemed to be a “professional”, and so is a lawyer. Professional audio/video equipment is deemed to be of a higher quality than traditional consumer grades, even though the word “higher quality” is never really mentioned. The colossal myth concerning professional audio/video equipment is that it is not cost-friendly to the average shopper. This could not be further from the truth given the array of prices. More...

Performance audio equipment & Audio production gear

If you are just starting out on your path to Disc Jockey stardom, you should consider the Technics 1210 turntable, which is standard in the industry and highly recommended.
The most important thing for you to keep in mind is that the equipment does not do the entertaining; the DJ is the entertainment. Just because you own the latest DJ equipment that does not mean that you will be an instant success as a Disc Jockey. It is best to begin with a budget of at least £2000. This will allow you to buy a sound system with some lighting effects. If you are not able to obtain a budget of that size, you may wish to consider purchasing equipment that has been previously used or leasing your equipment. More...